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The Lower House. 379
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opinion, that they are not duly elected; and that they are discharged
from any further attendance. In the course of the evidence, on the
petition of John Hammond Dorsey, it appearing to the house that
the petitioner had treated equally with any of the persons petitioned
against, the question was put, whether the said John Hammond
Dorsey be allowed any costs on his petition? Resolved in the
negative
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L. H. J.
Liber No. 52
June 14
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For the negative
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Eden
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Parran
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Hollyday
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Gresham
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Harrison
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Allen
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Chase
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Wilson
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Purnel
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Worthington
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Hooper
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J. Dashiel
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Johnson
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Veazy
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Cresap
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Griffith
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Hall
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Jennings
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Mackall
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Paca
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Luckett
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For the affirmative
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Wolstenholme
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Gale
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Steel
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Buchannan
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Dickinson
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Ward
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Ringgold
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Goldsborough
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Beall
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Bordley
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M. Tilghman
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Tyler
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Gantt
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N. Thomas
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Wright
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Hayward
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Sullivane
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Selbey
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Ordered that M.r Worthington, M.r Wilson, and M.r Hall be a
committee to tax the fees arising on the petitions of John Ham-
mond Dorsey and Charles Ridgley jun.r and others.
John Ridout esquire from the upper house delivers to M.r speaker
a bill entitled an act for granting to the Nanticoke indians a com-
pensation for the lands therein mentioned; indorsed. "By the upper
house of assembly June 11.th 1768 Read the first time, and ordered
to lie on the table
Sign'd by order U Scott cl: up: ho
By the upper house of assembly June 14.th 1768. Read the second
time and will pass.
Sign'd by order U. Scott cl: up: ho
Which bill is read here and pass'd for ingrossing
M.r Johnson brings in and delivers to M.r speaker, a bill entitled
an additional supplementary act to the act, entitled, an act for the
establishment of religious worship in this province according to the
church of England, and for the maintenance of ministers. Which
bill is read the first time and ordered to lie on the table.
The house adjourns til to morrow morning 9 o'clock
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